Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 19, 1916, Page 2

2 ~ BIRD MASQUE PLAY - CHARMS MOULTITUDE Audubon Society Entertains Friends in Fontenelle Forest With Pretty Conceit of Poetry and Musio. TWO THOUSAND SEE SHOW A scarlet tanager flew back and forth to and from her nest in a big oak tree near the stage of the natural m theater in Child's Point woods yes-|D terday. The mother bird was apparently carrying worms and other delicacies to her brood. She was apparently a very happy bird. Other happy birds were in the beautiful forest. They seemed to have organized and determined to act as a volunteer orchestra for the bird masque, “Sanctuary,” by Percy Mac. kaye, which was presented there yi terday afternoon by the Nebraska fiudnban society. Their clear notes came from the greenery of their homes in the trees, and it didn’t take much imagination to believe they were singing songs of thanks to the women and men who have done so much to provide s sanc- tuary where their little lives shall be free from danger. View Pays for Visit. ‘Folks began arriving early. By street cars and in scores of automo- iles they came and poured into the ovely, ste d forest. Thex jO{e the river, winding throug! splendid valley, with the smoke and tall buildings of Omaha and Council Bluffs to the north. Fair society g became, for the time being, dispensers of lemonade, “pop,” ice cream cones, sandwiches and other gcnic delicacies and deli- catessen. Others distributed pro- grams, while still others presided over the rental of cushions at the ue%nhhiuly low price of 5 cents eac Up'on the steep side of 2 8-car- peted, tree-shaded slope, the stage was built. The “wings” and “back drop” are natural greenery. Three big |}, trees bend in grace to make the pro- scenium arch. (The trees have ever been the friends of the birds and they join enthusiastically in providin sanctuary for their feathered friends. ‘Back of this greenery is hid an ample orchestra, an orchestra of men to supplemend the joyous scarlet tan- ager and other birds. . The people stream in and take their g:cn on the slope. There is room any number. Nature's theater is not limited in capacity. It was estimated that at least 2,000 people were seated in the natural amphitheater when* the orchestra breathed into soft music and then “The Hermit Thrush” song pealed forth, unfl by Miss Hazel Silver, and a little girl, Janet Campbell Sullivan, wandered through the forest repre- ted on the stage. e ?n Iamhthe {:nu i.lm.i Quercus, faun, hopping, skipping, ' limbe Kindly é d, gladsome, the faun. Up' to the bird bath and pours water into' it from his gourd. Then up to the two bird houses in this part of the forest he es and strews grain for his nds, the birds. Poet Comes and Then Shy. Delightful music. is coming from the orchestra, from the human and the bird orchestras. The scarlet tah- ager and the other real birds quite rove of Quercus. nters now the poet in purple robe 3 gd hood. To him Quercus explains at he is “the friend of birds, the janitor of this, their sylvan temple, water carrier for them and steward of the worms.” . " Shy next arrives. A naturalist he is, and employer of Quercus. asks iness-like questiol of uercus—"Has the brown thrush laid tr:g'm?" “Is thgt old tom cat ' o Eters then a Jovely Dy, Tacka dances in lovely manner. Her ¢very move is grace, . evil character in this their paradise. is the Pl :hgt“ . Even while Eventually even he yields to treaties and arguments. He, becomes the friend of birds throws away his net and rifle. Now sanctuary is established. The Spirit calls all the birds. And every direction they come, the warblers, meadow larkl.hl:lue- and so on. All gather in the The yellow warblers dance, Tacita e an a the faun skips about in pure ‘at last they all leave the and dancing out into st of nature, and disap- over the hill, and the charming is over. Caused by the Cardinal. 0. not quite over. For here comes the cardinal bird followed by two acolytes, all in red. The tall bird %fl a scroll and he walks to where . Ernst is seated. There he stops reads from the scroll the than of s to the men and women ; Fontenelle Forest association, which Mr. Ernst is president. The nal bird parents the scroll and tall.” 2 't"‘n w;lyl" “Wasn't it ; g were expressions Charming. answer to both this. Why, bless you, we love the birds, too.” their supfi masque t and made picnic time of it. ing. onti on:}_xq'ua.dron cavalry, at Co}chester. (From a Staf Correspondent.) The Volunteers of America have o \ In Charge of the Affair. __(Continued From Page One) | "Virginia—Two regiments infantry, | Lincoln. Tune: 18— (Special)—Ad-| made avammeerats for s big. pienic| Read How Mrs. Goodling got | Oh, but it was a big success, and |Who gave out threats calculated to fone battalion and one separate bat-|jutant General Hall has received a|in Elmwood park for the poor moth- Relief and Strength. many were the expressions of wonder |arouse the already alarmed populace | tery field artillery one company, sig- |communication from <V. V. T. Belt, | ers and children of the city on June l l that an affair so charming could have |into a frenzy. nal corps, one field hospital at Rich-|vice president and general manager |29, This is the same day that the been produced so quickly and so per- fectly. The production was under the m it- : ¢ !e:n:sg::;leon‘:fif the sanctuary commit- | ¢ "\ 2tamoros garrison, did not learn HITAR T e quarters, where he distributed rifles, |one battery field artillery, one field |federal training camps, but does not | funch. could not sit without Organizing director, Mrs. Wiliam ¥. Bas- | pistols and ammunition to men, boys, | hospital at'Camp Douglas. intend to coerce them, simply giving |~ Major McCormick, the head of the a pillow under me. Lo TR T S I R llnd evlerbomrls. By mldnfteln)oon at WKommg—Two battalions infantry |them a chance to do so if they will. Omaljla branch, is in New York now I had the doctor Yt gam S fae s v The communication sels out, that: | on account of the serious sickness of every fow daya but Suase, Leo Vosscek Consul J. ]. Garza, who bas been L E ' t the ‘above organizations will be permitted his mother, but Mrs, McCormick and since I have taken pEoiier debigned and scroll tnscribed by | making Jzam to avoid s clash be- arge Venmg a and poncouraged to perform all duties re- | her subordinates are going on with the Compound I Trickler, Cement Stone company. le without detriment to' the company's » i is- ill bri ice and me.”’—Mrs. CATHARINE GOODLING, 133 B s eyt i Maamoros, ad g Cheo s wil ring 3 by sele |t SR NG| Appears Assured s Yon b S LI e . Promise of Protection. planning to bring a brass band with [sbsence ‘on such duty. “Aitendance ‘at | |, (From 'J“:"-:“ fi:’g‘;”e‘:‘;‘l’)_ As|, When 8 medicine has been successful \ Dorothy Steinbaugh, Eilsbeth Patton | San Antonio, Tex, June 18—Gen. | them: Tacations to which employes may be ene | far as the Burlington railroad is con- |11 Pringing health to so many, no Eleanor Kountze Katherine Findl; Ellanore Baxter Nauncy Hulst - i P the ritual committs be the prin- 4 1 militia duty, and 4 ” than a hun- Martha Dox Beity Paston lished in the name of General Fun-| ! Ve '&'e"’m: th;og?:y odaral military training cemy duty o% | already been drawn up and about :l.:d m:’:::nml:”&h u:“w Katherine Baxter Emily Ross ston_sssurances to |'l‘l dh“““’(‘“"p" iddoo is the “kiddo” who is| ByLL MOOSE PAR the B nly th‘nfg hlef! her roads run-| who, like Mrs. Goodling, have proven BLUEBIRDS, e, whether ot native f TY on the part of the other roads run-|who, b ’Z‘.f“ S B h, that an acceptance | the author of the new slogan, “Grow P ’ 4 Loulse Tucker Mildred Smith of the situation would guarantee to ¥ . roposition. table Compound can d6 for weak and Ruth Orchard ; : Wednesday night ial enter- prop : g them .the protection of the American |, . y nigat, ; Portland, Me., June 17.—Progres- H. E. Byram, vice president omen. Try it and see for m,a,"cfl:::f'mo“ sy army. He usked General Parker to|tainment and initiation will be given|gsives were released and advised to e e H p aling .o 2 Nettie Nichols cl see: to it that this assurabice reached Lillian Pollan Hope mn:.-ca‘“" 3‘?&‘:?.5.’:‘ Brownsville and up and down the ber of 1,000 or more at that time. Jessie Tucker Helen Reed Marion Compton John Welpton Payson Adams to indorse his action by similar as-|the job building il and_prepar-(pert P, Gardner, Maine member of | pe up to them to agree. Boott Welpton Lioyd Wi Bherman Welpton Ross Groman e SBADOW LAk MILITIA STRENGTH Iitford Anderson Clifford Slu Kastal Sftaisy RED-HE, Milton ghflllllll”n Ladislaw Stejskal Russell Derbyshire ~ Willlam Smith Louls Mlaska Elmer Robert Cochran Genene Noble One: h:l: uist #2:5 Findl o Ml{h Sadler » Helne 4 James Fitsgerald Thomas Redmond Leo Kraus A Bruoe McCulloch Frank Orchard ARMY HEADS AFRAID mos’l‘ ]“EmABLE L':‘:."l: °f°'::f‘r:"|¥"“:;‘efie'f‘d"'flfgl?fl"f surrounding the locality for which | Ference with Meparient in the sehsol boss: $3.00 © $6.00 S | AClearHead andEyes Y 8! <77 | permission is asked and the granting | ment regarding school discipline, Watts was | : one company signal corps, one field | 5"y ¢ right or the refusal of the right | {ound dead and Clarke Mo, s school fel. Doubls « §4.00 to §7.00 is obtained, during HAY FEVER saeson, (Continued From Page Ope) [h chil'n?n“—eo‘r:’:b“{;r?:: d:°‘:}""3l’l‘_“ to play does not cover any other|ples was seif-dentese. Pazlor, M""’; and bath, || 7 the ute Ot 1 Sl mot irvitate the Boey band of raiders is believed not to|regiments of infantry, two troops |locality in that county, but the one| A report meverely criticlaing the official fisects isos B etne, e, 10 have been mo:le than t,l;irt . The [cavalry, two batteries field artillery, |under consideration. LI shuchay tiNew ! Tork:ibut TIMES SQUARE Besniotbuseh ::lffifd.rfi;:ififi R engagement today on the Mexican |one company engineers, one compan: impeachment ~ proceedings bey Broadway, Strosts— aile o] I nkfe 'of the river ‘y'“ from a military |l:nnl tgl’pl): on‘e field holpitnl,ptwg DRY FEDERATION OBJECTS him o Re ‘rz;onutlve Buchanen b:‘;(lrl::f dA:. oenter of'rfl‘-vd‘;’u?lindd and e &‘,’fi;‘; drkt;;‘ mr:rn‘? T Q point of view insignificant, but army [ambulance companies, at Grayling. TO TITLE OF AMENDMENT | Federai house. sudictary suboormictes which | business activities. In close prozimity to K CHEMICAL COMPA officers pointed out tonight the me-| =Minnesota—One brigade o¥ three el investigated the impeachment charges: The all railway teeminals. coo ANY, cessity of running down the bandits |regiments of infantry, one regiment (From » Staff Correspondent.) ARDGomMmiLS will /aubmlt ‘it findisen; o once the chase had been begun and [field artillery, at Fort Snelling. also because they were merely a part,| Mississippi—Three Dbattalions in- the officers believed, of a much larger | fantry at Jackson. ka Dry federation filed a petition "lfl‘n‘u““ that, unless checked,| Missouri—Oune brigade of three |in the Lancaster county -district court wi pe ilar to those that had converted that|and one separate company of infan- prohi section of the border into a field of i warfare last year, officers at General Fun head- |try at Fort Wil Harrison. the de facto government troops were keeping in the chase or even that they would remain passive. In view of the repeated threats made in offi- cli‘ll Aheldq\urteu in ha(exico to drive the Americans out and not to permit (77 [T AR LNy ONC, 1O o : : ry, one company |. . :l::.e::x ‘::r:nc%t::& :ex :gi:::‘?}lf‘t al corps, at Concord, iting_ the manufacture and sale and a clash and perhaps war could not be averted. headquarters was evident. There was : no indication that orders would be |10SPital, one ambulance company, at t, fi:j‘ to General Parker to withdraw ;leerorh—One division, including there were indications that by tomor- row the force would be strengthened. of Brownsvil that region ely beyond Brownsville towards the coast, in which the Americans entered, he ap- tack the Americans where they were troops cavalry, one field hospital tonight would not, however, bed iffi- ¥ DU, ofle cult Of Mtk Saeh time: ambulance company at Camp Glenn, his staff are regarding carefully not (ml};l B'r)ownlville and t! : country ?el; faatiy at Port Lineoln yond, but every port of entry, wit! b, N the de facto government tro’; s in| Ohio.—Two brigades three regi- the background, and especially EI|ments infantry, one squadron cavalry, General Pershing's forces are oper- talion engineers, one battalion, sig- ating. It is believed probable that|nal corps, three field hospitals, two a break at one point will mean a|3mbulance companies at Columbus. break at every point on the border, i it cuts phlegm, kills germs, stops the| Oregon.—One regiment infantry, et iy o:__—u it :;\‘ei"::;og' CEI'.'c'K;n'."." AT e ¥ sss oo Includes rail, the auto tour between Cody and X RENEWED ACTIVITY IN Pennsylvania.—(Sub)—One divi- i ; S o the Lake, Park transportation, Park hotels newed activities in connection with |jon signal corps, two field hospitals the building of the interurban rail r 0 i Sl frogt Lindoln o O bav two ambulance companies at Mount started. Last winter it was given out line as soon as spring opened, follow- b b Bk gk ey iomp-ny and the selection of J. M.|alry, one battery field artillery, one Traction company as manager of the b ine ko) South Dakota.—One regiment in THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1916. AMERICAN FORCE [frusines oy s osheiie: | Western Telephone | Volunteers to Give RECROSSES LINE | vtah—0ne souadron sud two ses-| Firms Encouraging | Picnic to Mothers EXTREME WEAKNESS AT BROWNSVILLE arate troops ot cavalr one batter, 3 / Reld arctery at Fort Dougie | Men to Enter Guard| And Mchfldren AND SUFFEHING 7\ Hundreds of the visitors brought ers with them and after the ey spread them on the grass Then home in the cool of the even- Vermont—One regiment infantry, Arms Distributed. mond. of the Northwestern Telephone com-| Chicago branch of the organization| york, Pa. Gen. Alfred Ricaut, commander of i Washington.—One regiment in- pany, the Nebraska Telephone com- | gj H icni WS- fantry, one troop cavalry, one com-|pany and the Iowa Telephone com- g:,‘;ss;;sda?hn;:lnl:;;fr:? ]'Igiloeooo';ah; pany signal corps at American Lake.|pany in which he announces that|pbranch makes a collection of food $ A d : West Virginia—One regiment in-|these companies have adopted a p°'-| for the picnic and divides any sur- into Mexico until early in the after-|fantry at Terrie Alta. icy of encouragement to their em- | juq among those who attend for noon. He then called the population| Wisconsin—One brigade of three |ployes to acquire military training in ome use., They will be glad to re- of the town together at his head-|regiments infmt?r, one troop cavalry, |the national guard, naval militia or | ceive contributions for the picnic .—*“] have used Lydis E. Vegetable Compound and all ||||"“““""'“\|] ey oL Mrs. Willlam F. Baxter, s .|of the crossing of American troo rge A. Joslyn, Mrs. n R. Ringwait, Miss Dennett, that I could not’ 4 e icnic. There will be 0 The bird h . m.|tween Americans and Mexicans on spective organizations “as 'to instruction | plans for the picn ; 3 don’t have to send fler, 2 e T N T :he Mexicgnh n&ie, tonli(}n held 3 con- ) Den Tomorrow &Efi} i ,'E:”:":‘f‘.:'.‘.cg',‘l’;‘:'..:"‘:'i 'r'.i'a'ffe ?313 games eur;g contests tlenn ':ll:;chwfi{ugz ¥ 2 : lordhim. ",“.M: erence wit! eneral James Parker. EEL ent on such service, and suc! . | three children and could not raise any of The characters in the masque were | The result of this conference was not| Besides the scores of automobiles PRIt Wl e e 10 rebbiAny offered, such as shoes, hats and wear them, but since I have taken the Com follow: disclosed here. It was reported to- pound I have a bright baby boy. 1 that to bring Sarpy county | ntitied under the general rules of the com- ing apparel. night that Aniceto Pizana, the alleged | boosters to the Den for Ak-Sar-B n bll.ndit l:ldelr“c aid l: ‘h:ve l:e:ne?;x- e Al bt ol Sar-Ben “5':(]”:',‘:4“ the company who desire to advise every suffering woman to try it v plicated in last summer's raids, who {nitiation Monday. aight, there s to|(ySiobed Tor such Duzpobes 80 Tur ab meb: New Unlon Dep0t and get relief. Ithasdone wonders for The bird fountain is the gift of the Ideal ) be a special train from Gretna and YELLOW WARBLERS. Guy Kiddoo has been selected by |titled under the general rules of-the com- woman has a right to say without try- Governor Charles Black, chairman of | *, cerned, a new union depot for Lin- ing it, I do not believe it will help eral Funston tonight asked General ny. An employe cannot be excused for national | coln seems assured, the plans having Parker at Brownsville to have pub- With Growing Omaha.” NO MORE IN MAINE | ning into Lincoln to come in on the | whatwonders Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- i / Burlington, was here yesterday If. at the Den for the Swedish singers,| act in the primaries next Monda: of the h ttee to, toderstand | Toumell who will be in Omaha to the num-| with the parties which they personai- t':““‘l’: 'faf' c::‘":‘h“ egux?li::!:;' :,as It them.:re .:y eomplle.flm:: [ Y ly prefer to support in the state elec- [ concerned that there would be a|JOU don’t understand, write Between shows the artificer of the | tion next September, in a statement| new station. The plans will be sub-|Lydis E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Den keeps a big crew of workmen on | telephoned from New York to Hal- mitted to the other roads and it will | (confidential), Lynn, Mass. all the more prominent Mexicans in river. General Funston will ask Gov- YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRDS. ernorn Ferguson of Texas tomorrow ing for the fall festivities. Fourteen of the floats for the historical parade surances. the progressive national committee. | e soon to begin on some of the elec-| and ballots issued. trical floats. Frank H. Haskell of this city at A e S L AR familiar to all theater goers, is constantly | ( ‘ e wooraadts OF ALL THE STATES | cicet foste 1, o i ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES | "cr d0i for e progressive noms S e S| (Continued From Page One.) ON SUNDAY BASE BALL |ination for congress, as did George e e cttmacy. wuen one company signal-corps, at Fort (From a_8taff Correspondent.) % W;bbser o1 e, “’i}“""& f%r E R g ER T A s 0 pany 6} * corps, ol 4 o nited States senator. r. Gard- And, 5 Riley. Lincoln, Neb,, June 18.—(Special) | ner gaid he would support the repub- v Sceiptiont ST Salwarainavasin (nackass of| Kentucky—One brigade, of three [—Permission given by county com-|jican nominees. working hard on the stage I bathe my| regiments, of infantry, one company | missioners for any locality to ;ermlt (el R B 6 2' fost [n hot water in which T dissolve twe, signal corps, one field hospital, one [the playing of baseball on Sunday \ . Lod o ce company ,at Fort Thomas, |does not give the right for the play- cuns Prom the ere feet cool, comfortable and happy.” If your i) Louisiana—One regiment infantry, [ing of ball on that day to any lo- one troop cavalry, one battalion field |ca u{. but confines the playing to the| cCharies M. Hopper of it Tissel RED-WINGED BLACKBIRDS, = Gordon Lulkart Eldon Holmquist Wintleld Koeg Eleanor Potter DOWNY WOODPECKERS. GUIDES, ‘himmie Fadden" never have trouble, as this leaves my! - gesidents of Nebraska druggist can't supply you with Wa-Ne-Ta, \ ‘ P artillery, at Camp Stafforf, Alex-|locality for which the permit was|fams, dled in Ashtabula, O. gencral hospi. \ don't accept & worthleas substitute he mey istered at Hotel have an interest in recommending, but| ; s ) 3 L Was | (o trom shock following ere. surgical | andria; one battery field artillery, |given only, according to an opinion |operation performed Thursday. . Mr., Hopper “‘Ildl 10 clnl; and kwl "E 'mtm i1 anfl ll,';‘u‘l .t a sample package ol s wonde : " Almmgd” past Joot relist. You can use Wa-Ne-Ta with, H H 1 i was for several years a opular ta one field hospital, one ambulance|given by Attorney General Reed in |yae Ay e apas s sae company, at Halethorpe. answer to an inquiry by C. delightful effect in your body bath. Leaves +|years ago and had been living in retire- i kages sell for 26 cents. L. Bay State’s Power. Single Rodm, without bath, C. Landon : yeat. { skin soft and antlseptically clean. The Spéncer of Buchard, Nclllx. P usui L Jank o ¢ Land . South Bend, Ind—aAdver- /¢ WAR WITH MEXICANS |, Mossachusetts—One brigade of |1y e of the Game must therefore | Mis*hcibuths, mete™sie, 05t e, 58051 Deuble - f300 t fase three regiments and one separate reg- |y;ye into consideration the conditions arge of murdering Edgar Waits, a Harold Richart Harry Willlams Lincol, June 18.—(Special Tele- R R LEL R e ram.)—Late this afternoon the Ne- etrate a series of raids sim- |regiments and two separate battalions nking that the ballot title for the ition amendment to be voted on try, one troop cavalry, one battalion [in November be annulled and the field artillery, one company signal |court fix up a title which will be “im- Afraid of Clash. corps, one field hospital, one ambu- |partial.” lance company, at Nevada. The title as filed with the secretary No disposition was displayed b; Montana—One regiment of infan-|of state was prepared by Attorney i General Willis Reed. In the minds of the petitioner it is not a true state- ment of the amendment's purpose, and in such language as likely to prejudice the amendment, and does not contain the words “other intoxi- cating.” The title reads: “Constitutional amendment prohib- uarters to delude themselves that Nebraska—Two regiments of in- fantry, one company signal corps, one field hospital, at Lincoln. New ampshire—One regiment of infantry, one troop cavalry, one ew Jersey—One brigade, three | XeePing for sale or barter, malt, spir- regiments ofy infantry, one squadron |Itu0US or vinous liquors.” cavalry, twe batteries field artillery, “The tension at General Funston's one company signal corps, one field or Anderson's force, but rather | 00 brigades of three regiments, cach infantry; one regiment, one squadron and one machine gun troo; cavalry, two re{imenu field artil- lery, twe battalions engineers, one battalion signal corps, three field hos. pital comp: , four ambulance com ies, at New Dorp. ntly had no_troops, For him |P*Souh” CarolinarsOone brigade of 0 move troops into on {0 at-|three regiments of infln'n, two The Cody Way The Scenic Way The Automobile Way with its 90-mile auto tour over the Government Road thrvufi the Forest Reserve and over Sylvan Pass—one of the world’s most inspiring viewpoints. INCLUDE COLORADO and go via Denver, if you lfke—and if all this magnificent out-of-doors still leaves you with a craving Yor more, you can have a free side trip from Denver to Pueblo and return, the Colorado Springs and Bike’s Peak region. The Government has made large expenditures that Americans may engoy their National Parks, and the Burlington offers the most liberal combination of its various through-service moun- tain routes that our people may know the grandeur of their own country, the strength and resources of the Mighty West. two troops cavalry, one company Colds Need Attentlon. engineers, one field hospital at Chan. % 0% ss‘ 50 {ThG round trip rail fare to Cody or Gardiner - ¢ s General Ricaut has in the vicinity 1 force, but in ;i f i Morehead City. One Regiment. North Dakota.—~One regiment in- From here General Fynston and : i T % § § gsi »;g i ' £ B z & iH i Paso and that territory in which |[one battalion field artillery, one bat- é . 1 Oklahoma.—One regiment infantry, 4 g \‘- Your cold needs Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Hon- | dler. Gateways. regiments each infantry, one regiment : &From a_Staff Correspondent) ngulry, one re(imen!y field lrglllern. Colorado if desired Lincoln, .l\lfle 18.—(Special)—Re- | two companies engineers, one battal- REGARD TO INTERURBAN sion including three brigades three to sss from three to six days, and the tour via scenic City Ticket Office, — . . Farnam and 16th Sts. T 5 .] Phomd Dove. Ssso. { i gl Ouilington - Route Gretna, Pennsylvania—Two field hospital two ambulance companies at Mount Gretna. Rhode Island.—Three troops cav- Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepackage provesit. 25cat all druggists. that work would be begun on the ing a partial reorganization of the ramlett, manager of the Lincoln | abylance company, at Quonsgt Point. S y fantry at Redfield. However the raise in the price of yis steel and other materials caused the ‘w’l;en:; ate 2::““;:?'"::3 aned DEAD ON delay of plans made in the raising of one HIS F EET funds, but it is now understood that ¥ pRsts of infantty;jons that difficulty has been satisfactorial- ly arranged and that operations may soon begin. » It is understood that President r of Ohio, at the head